Synopsis: Guest Lecture with Professor Malcolm Dando and Dr Michael Crowley
Date: 4 March 20215

On 22 April 1915, the World saw the first large-scale use of chemical weapons at Ieper in Belgium during World War I.

This marked a significant change in warfare and has affected millions of people around the world and is still affecting people to this day.

To mark the anniversary the University has published a unique and thought-provoking public lecture given by Emeritus Professor of International Security Malcolm Dando and Dr Michael Crowley, Project Co-ordinator for Bradford Non-Lethal Weapons Research Project.

The lecture, which was filmed last month looked at whether the search for incapacitating chemical agent weapons could start a new arms race.

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